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Scope
Haptoglobin (Hp), an acute phase inflammatory protein is associated with malaria pathogenesis in several proteomics and genomics studies. The Hp gene has two co‐dominant alleles: Hp1 and Hp2 that produce three genotypes: Hp1/Hp1, Hp1/Hp2 and Hp2/Hp2.
Experimental design
In this study, validation of the proteomics data with Multiple Reaction Monitoring Mass Spectroscopy (MRM‐MS) is performed...